Annual May Day rallies across the U.S. saw thousands protesting against President Trump's agenda, particularly his actions to undermine workers' rights and democracy. Demonstrators expressed concern over issues like education funding cuts and mass deportations. Events included a National Law Day of Action, where legal professionals rallied at the Supreme Court to advocate for judicial independence. Protests were noted not only in large urban areas but also in communities that previously supported Trump, showcasing widespread discontent with the administration's direction and policies affecting worker rights and democracy.
Protesters denounced the administration's effort to roll back workers' rights, a particular sore spot on a day dedicated to celebrating organized labor.
Demonstrators also expressed anger about the threat to democracy posed by President Trump, suggesting that concerns over workers' rights and democracy coexist.
Lawyers at the Supreme Court reaffirmed their oaths to protect the rule of law, opposing efforts that they believe undermine judicial independence.
Protests occurred not just in major cities, but also in small communities that had heavily supported Trump in the past.
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